The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-07-02
PERSONAL.
Your Friends Where They are and
What They are Doing.

Miss Cora Donley is visiting at
Mt. Morris this week.
Rev. w. f. Anderson and wife
left On Monday for their New York
home.
Owen Mckinney, editor of the
Grgfron Standard. was in town on
last week.
Mr.. Ed Baker and his sister Lou
spent Sunday in the country visit
ing relatives.
Ray Kramer, of the South Side,
has gone to spend the summer with
friends at Greensboro.
Mrs. Judge Stealey, of New Mar
tinsyille, is the guest of Miss Laura
Shisler on Front street.
Master George Fleming, the son
of Judge Fleming, is the guest Of
Warren Pierce this week.
Mr.. Geo. c. Steele, wife and son
accompanied by Clark McVicker,
spent last Sunday in Greensboro.
Prof Armstrong, Principal of the
West Liberty Normal School is in
the city.-Regtster Of the 20 inst.
Frank Domain left on Friday last
for visit of few days to his father,
pilot on the steamer Adam Jacobs. "
Miss Lucy Steele left ON Tuesday
for her home in Clarksburg. She
was the guest of Miss Mamie Hogue.
Prof. Edward 5. Elliott spent Sat
urday and Sunday in town, visiting
at his father's.-Kingacood Journal.
Mrs. A. F. RAIDER and children are
the guests Of Mrs. RAIDERS father,
Judge Berkshire. on Front street.
VIII Kitchens drove over to Mt.
Morris on Sunday and brought back
his wife and Miss Mary his sister.
Mr.. sam. Pickenpaugh, our popu-
lar young townsman, who is now
working at Rivesville, spent Sunday
in our midst.
Prof S. B. Brown, of the Glen
vile Normal, stopped over in Yves
ton on his way to Monongalia.-
Weston Ford.
Miss Hatty Hough returned to
her home in Fairmont on last Fri
day. She will be missed by our
young people.
Will Playford, son of Hon. w. II.
Playford, of Uniontown, Pa, gradu
ates this year at Yale and sails for
Europe July End.
Our good Democratic fellow citi
zen from Cass district. John [.
Fleming, paid the New DOMINION a
bushes call last week.
H. c. Ogden, of this years class
at the University, will take posi-
ton on the editorial staff of the
Wheeling Register in the fall.
Mr.. Charley Sinsel, of this place,
has accepted a clerkship in the
Oakland Hotel. and departed on
Wednesday.-Grqfton Standard.
Prof. A. L. Wade, after spending
several days here left on the noon
Ohio River train, oday, for Charles
notwithstanding Journal of eth.
Hon. Jno. f. Kenna will deliver
the annual address before the grad
uating class of Concord Normal
School, at their commencement, Au-
gust 9th.
Miss Sallie Wells has returned
from visiting relation in the country.
She has been out of town about two
months, and returns much improved
in health.
Miss Maggie Morris Donley, of
Mt. Morris, and Miss Nellie Donley,
of Waynesburg, arc the guests of
their cousin, Miss Lucy Donley, on
Main street.
The father of Walter Johnson,
Esq, the son-in-law of Manliff Hayes,
Esq, and who is well known here in
town, died at his home in Monroe
county June Goth.
Hon. John w. Mccoy, wife and
son, of Fairmont are the guests of
Mr.. Fred Hennen, of Front street
They will remain in town visiting
friends until the first of July.
Mr. Tenant, the railroad contrac-
tor has brought his family to our
town, and they are living in Lieut..
Wilson's property on Front street,
formerly occupied by Mr.. d. Chad
wick.
Prof. T. M. Baker, brother of Hen
ry Baker, was thrown from horse
on Tuesday evening of last week, at
Reedsville, Preston county, and very
seriously injured. He is a little bet
ter at this writing.
Mr.. Jackson Smith, our enterpris-
ing fellow citizen of Arnettsville
gave us pleasant business call on
last week. He is very genial and
affable gentleman as well as sue
cessful business man.
Mr.. John T. Snider, one of Fair
monts most substantial citizens,
gave the New DOMINION very
pleasant call on Friday last. Bro.
Snider is pleasant gentleman and
a whole hearted democrat.
Judge Jas. Morrow, of Fairmont,
is in town attending court. He is
accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Carlotta, and Miss Eastam, of PIT
Pleasant. The ladies are the guests
of Miss jackson at DR.. Turner's.
Miss Lucy Smith returned this
morning from Swarthmore College
Unionto,cn Democddt. Miss Lucy
is the sister of Harry Smith, now Of
Fairmont, formerly w. V. U. stu
dent and who has scores of friends
here.
Mr. Simon Boyers, jr., returned tc
his home near Jimtown on last Sat
urday from the Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versity. He graduated there this
year. He will teach in Ohio next
year Eventually he will enter the
ministry.
Miss Sadie Coyle, a prominen
teacher in the public schools a
F Morgantown, Prof. and Mrs. Lor
entz and Miss Mary Chadwick, o
Morgantown, have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Woods within th,
week Grafton Seminal